On Sun, 15 Jul 2007 02:15:45 +0200, Jeff Walden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
First, I think placing |otherWindow| as the first argument and |message|
as the second is more aesthetically pleasing than the other way around,
tweaking the suggestion I made last time. I don't have a strong reason
for this beyond its being analogous to the traditional security model in
the literature (which seems good enough to me in the absence of strong
reasons going the other way):
yourWindow . postMessage ( otherWindow , message ) ;
actor does verb to object
Jeff,
I agree that postMessage should have been on the window and not on the
document, but why would you like to have the method on yourWindow instead
of the otherWindow you post the message to? Are there any concrete
benefits/use-cases for this?
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Cheers,
- Gorm
